Resources

Reading lists, theory, guides, zines, and tools for building community power.

Theory

The Ecology of Freedom

by Murray Bookchin

Foundational work on social ecology, tracing the origins of hierarchy and envisioning a free, ecological society.

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Theory

The Next Revolution

by Murray Bookchin

Popular assemblies and the promise of direct democracy. Essays on libertarian municipalism and communalism.

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Reading

Anarchy

by Errico Malatesta

Concise pamphlet on anarchism: what it is, what it isn't, and why it matters.

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Guide

Sharing Cities

Policies and programs for urban sharing: community land trusts, tool libraries, cooperative housing, and food systems.

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Tool

Loomio

Collaborative decision-making software for groups. Used by cooperatives and horizontal organizations worldwide.

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Tool

Open Collective

Transparent fundraising platform for communities and collectives. How we manage our donations.

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Tool

Signal

Encrypted messaging for secure organizing. End-to-end encryption, open source, and free.

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Zine

Human Nature

by Anark

Challenging assumptions about human nature and their implications for social organization.

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Zine

Accomplices Not Allies

by Indigenous Action Media

Abolishing the ally-industrial complex. A challenge to move beyond performative allyship toward meaningful complicity in liberation struggles.

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Zine

Communalism and Especifismo

by Usufruct Collective

Comparing and connecting two traditions of revolutionary organizing: communalism and the Latin American especifismo tendency.

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Zine

Democratic Confederalism

by Abdullah Ocalan

The foundational text outlining the political framework practiced in Rojava. A model for stateless, grassroots democracy.

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Zine

Are We Good Enough?

by Peter Kropotkin

Kropotkin's essay addressing the question of whether people are "good enough" for an anarchist society.

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Zine

Queers With Guns

by Elisha Moon-Williams

Community defense, armed self-protection, and queer liberation through an anarchist framework.

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Zine

Why I Am An Anarchist

by Lorenzo Kom'boa Ervin

A personal and political account of coming to anarchism through the Black liberation struggle.

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Zine

Life Without Law

by Strangers in a Tangled Wilderness

An introduction to anarchist politics, written accessibly for newcomers to the ideas.

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Zine

Reclamation

by It's Going Down

On the Zapatista movement and the reclamation of land, autonomy, and indigenous self-determination.

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Coalition Partners & Related Groups

Organizations we work with and movements we draw inspiration from.

Tulsa Coalition

Organization Focus Description
Tulsa Equity Alliance Advocacy Community advocacy and equity work across Tulsa.
Scissortail Anarchist Black Cross Abolition Prisoner support, abolition, and solidarity with incarcerated community members.
Forum for Real Economic Emancipation (FREE) Education Economic justice, bi-weekly community assemblies, and popular education circles.
We Protect Us Defense Community defense and mutual protection.

Related Movements

Organization Focus Description
Cooperation Jackson Cooperatives Network of worker cooperatives and community land trusts in Jackson, Mississippi. Building a solidarity economy from the ground up.
Internationalist Commune of Rojava Confederalism The revolution in northeast Syria. Democratic confederalism, gender liberation, and ecological society in practice.
Institute for Social Ecology Education Founded by Murray Bookchin. Courses and resources on social ecology, communalism, and ecological politics.
US Federation of Worker Cooperatives Cooperatives National grassroots membership organization for worker cooperatives. Resources, networking, and advocacy.
Mutual Aid Hub Mutual Aid Directory of mutual aid networks across the US. Find or start a group in your area.